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Despite being good enough in battles to earn a Pokédex in a school tournament, she's a dedicated pacifist and refuses to have anything to do with battling most of the time.

Whitley is another exception, and unlike White she stays that way.

But, she changes that midway through the arc, becoming a trainer and ultimately as competent a battler as the other female 'Dex Holders, even to the point of leading the charge against Team Plasma in the final battle of the B2/W2 arc.

At first White was an exception, as she doesn't regard herself as a trainer (she doesn't train pokémon that way and doesn't even possess any to fight with her pokémon actors and actresses aren't hers, either).

In fact, after Red, the next Dex holders that actually battle and win gym badges are Sapphire and Platinum. Action Girl: All the main female 'Dex Holders are quite capable of battling and defending themselves.Come the actual Gold and Silver games, that aspect ended up being scrapped out, so Red likewise didn't become one, giving up the position to Blue. Red was clearly being set up to be a Gym Leader, likely due to his game counterpart being the final one in the Space World demo.But after Platinum, Sird is neither seen nor spoken of again, despite the fact that she was never defeated and is still at large.

Aborted Arc: Four straight arcs in a row - FireRed/LeafGreen, Emerald, Diamond/Pearl and Platinum - appeared to be setting up the manga-exclusive villain Sird as the Overarching Villain, with a master plan that involves stealing Pokédexs.